Floor plan multigenerational house conversion old barn

Then quickly, that sounds interesting.

There is someone in our area who deals with the stones. We have just under 120m2 of them, about 5,000 pieces. Now they are gone. That's good too, it takes about two days to remove, clean up, etc. for two people. They should be gone by Wednesday...

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And the wood for the first work on the roof truss has now arrived...

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Somehow great, but I have a lot of respect for everything that now lies ahead of us. :D

I would have much more "respect" for someone who owns a pink wheelbarrow ... :oops:

Is there someone in our area who deals with the stones.

I guess they would have gladly accepted some here :)
If I were you, I would have reused them in the hallway and some walls, like the pantry or the headboard wall

I suppose some would have gladly taken them here :) If I were you, I would have reused them in the hallway and on some walls, like the pantry or the headboard

True. But we still have plenty of them... otherwise we wouldn't have given them away. Good idea with the headboard.

Are there also plans that we are allowed to admire? I look forward to seeing how things develop here. Thank you for sharing.

Morning.

The 1m boundary to the right in the south is now finally set. That means everything has to be almost 1m narrower underneath (among other things, we have now specifically marked the wall thickness, unfortunately that adds at least 20 cm). And because of these aspects, we now have to shift the rooms and then design the construction plans. The decision regarding the concept will be made in the next few days between "guest toilet in front with window & all other rooms narrower" or "guest toilet at the back without window & wider rooms." Life is always a compromise, as we have also realized here. :p

A concrete update with plans will follow shortly, if family and work allow. Keep you posted & have a good day.